Innovation at Mayfield
At Mayfield, innovation is more than an idea—it’s a way of learning.
Applicable. Experiential. Challenging.
It’s how we do academics at Mayfield. Our exceptional faculty design relevant curricula that fully equip students for college. This includes innovative initiatives such as our Pathways Program, Formation of Self four-year course, Global Learning and Exchange Program, and Robotics classes and teams.
Experience rigorous academics alongside real-world application, and cultivate the skills, confidence, and perspective to thrive in emerging, high-demand fields.
Prepare to be prepared.
Mayfield Signature Programs
Pathways Program
Open to students who apply during their ninth grade spring semester, this three-year pathway blends advanced coursework, research, experiential learning, and mentorship from industry professionals. Pathways include Global Society & Data and Women & Finance.
Formation of Self
As you take on advanced studies and analytical thinking at Mayfield, bringing it all together with mental health education, self-awareness, and social justice principles is key to full preparation for college, adulthood, and a fulfilling life. In our defining four-year Formation of Self course, you’ll gain skills in academic self-management, wellness, leadership, and more.
Global Learning and Exchange
Through exchange programs and immersive global learning experiences, you’ll apply what you study in new cultural contexts while deepening your understanding of the world, your values, and how faith, learning, and global citizenship intersect.
Robotics
You’ll apply engineering and computer science concepts through hands-on design, programming, and collaborative problem solving. Whether you participate on a robotics team or explore engineering and programming through coursework, you’ll build the technical skills that support advanced study in college and beyond.
Be one of the collaborative, intelligent women of action being called to the forefront.
Our innovative programs equip you with:
Purpose and Direction
Through guided reflection, mentorship, and real-world application, you clarify who you are, what you value, and how you want to move through the world.
Critical Thinking and Creative Problem Solving
You tackle complex questions using research, data, design thinking, and experimentation, learning how to think deeply and act decisively.
Global Perspectives and Cultural Fluency
Immersive global learning and exchange experiences help you understand diverse perspectives and engage the world with empathy and curiosity.
Leadership and Collaboration
You learn to work across disciplines and differences, lead with clarity, and contribute to teams and communities.
“We continue to create specific programs that not only prepare girls for college academically, but set them up with the skillsets they need to flourish—here and out there.”Laura Farrell Head of School